The Powerball jackpot soars to $810 million with no winners in the latest draw; a few players did win million-dollar prizes, and the next drawing is on New Year's Day.

A family caring for their autistic son faces homelessness after previously saving him from foster care. Despite financial and medical strains, they've lost food benefits and rely on donations and a motel room for shelter.

The CDC warns of low immunization rates amid rising respiratory illnesses, urging immediate action to increase vaccine coverage to prevent overwhelming the healthcare system.

Nearly 1.7 million Texans lost Medicaid as the state speeds up pandemic-era coverage rollbacks, causing a backlog and drawing criticism for the haste and impact on eligible individuals.

Guerrero's Mexican Restaurant in San Antonio fails its health inspection for the second consecutive time with a score of 60 due to multiple violations, including improper food cooling and dirty equipment.

Max de los Santos, 76, lost both legs after a neighbor's dogs attacked him. He is recovering, while the dogs' owner faces felony charges for the incident.

Texas border counties struggle with inadequate medical facilities and staff shortages, impacting residents like Juvencia Padilla and her paralyzed son who travel hours for care.

A Texas woman sues for the right to an abortion after a fatal fetal diagnosis, challenging the state's strict ban despite medical risks and potential implications for her future fertility.

UTSA artist uses her work for childhood cancer awareness.

Unidentified dog virus spreads experts advise vaccine vigilance.

San Antonios novel EMS blood transfusions inspire Dallas-Fort Worth to follow suit, aiming to save lives.

San Antonio honors AIDS victims, pushes for awareness.

San Antonio joins forces to combat rising domestic violence.